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Hosted by Emmanuel Comte, PhD · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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This podcast draws on new research to unpack the forces shaping migration flows and the political conflicts surrounding them—from policies and refugee crises to workforce dynamics and integration. Dr. Comte hosts world-class thinkers, policymakers, and innovators to tackle the big questions of our time: Does mobility drive prosperity or conflicts? How do states manage human movement? What’s next for a world on the move? Dr. Emmanuel Comte is a historian of human movement who has lived and worked as a researcher in nine countries and global metropoles from San Francisco to Cyprus.
Emmanuel Comte, PhD hosts States and Migration: The Human Movement Podcast, a science show with 31 episodes published.
Italian immigration policy shapes the lives of migrant women working in care and domestic sectors. In this episode, Elena Bonetti, former Italian Minister for Equal Opportunities and the Family, discusses family reunific
Cyprus migrant workers in agriculture sustain the island's farming sector amid chronic labour shortages. Christos Papapetrou, leader of the Pancyprian Farmers Union, shares insights on informal labour, work permits, and
Italy's migration diplomacy plays a crucial role in managing Mediterranean migration flows. Maurizio Canfora provides an inside look at Italian foreign policy, cooperation with Tunisia and Libya, and EU border management
Balkan route migration has shaped European asylum policy for decades. Donatella Bradic draws on thirty years with the International Organization for Migration to explain smuggling networks, EU border control, and the Wes
Athens’ migration policy transformed the Greek capital during the refugee crisis. Former Mayor Giorgos Kaminis shares how cities manage migration, integrate refugees, and navigate tensions between local and national gove
Greek agriculture migrant labour keeps the country's farms running despite legal grey zones. Christos Giannakakis discusses immigrant workers, agricultural cooperatives, and the structural dependence on seasonal and undo
IOM Greece plays a central role in migration governance and refugee assistance. This episode explores the International Organization for Migration's operations, voluntary return programmes, and coordination with Greek au
AI hiring platforms are transforming how companies recruit across borders. Casey Marquette, founder of Scout, explains how artificial intelligence screens candidates 160 times faster than humans, operates in 32 languages
When migration collides with geopolitics, Europe finds itself at the centre of global turbulence. In this episode, Emmanuel Comte speaks with European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas to explore how the EU ha
Cyprus migration governance in a divided city presents unique challenges at EU borders. Former Interior Minister and first female Mayor of Nicosia Eleni Mavrou shares insights into asylum seekers, undeclared labour, hous
Cyprus migration crisis reached breaking point in 2024 with surging irregular sea arrivals. Former Interior Minister Nicos Nouris provides a firsthand account of managing migration through the Green Line, confronting cri
German hegemony in European integration takes centre stage in this book presentation of Discussing Pax Germanica. Dr Emmanuel Comte explains how Germany's historical legacies shaped the EU's approach to mobility and sove
Professor Randall Hansen, author of War, Work, and Want (OUP, 2023), explores the 2024 UK riots through a historical lens—from Notting Hill 1958 to National Front marches. This episode explores the roots of anti-immigran
French elections 2024 revealed deep political fragmentation across the country. Political scientist Julien Navarro analyses President Macron's decision to call snap elections after the National Rally's European Parliamen
The Roma in Europe face marginalisation despite holding EU citizenship. Dr Julija Sardelic explores how state policies produce statelessness, labour market exclusion, and educational segregation. This episode examines Ro
EU migration law balances free movement for EU citizens with controls on third-country nationals. Professor Daniel Thym, author of European Migration Law (Oxford University Press, 2023), explains how Germany shaped free
The Greek diaspora in Australia transformed the country's multicultural policies and political landscape. Dr Alexandra Dellios from the Australian National University explores how post-WWII Greek migrants challenged assi
Free movement in Europe faces high pressures from nationalism and welfare state concerns. Matthew Lesh from the Institute of Economic Affairs discusses the moral philosophy of open borders, Germany's role in creating EU
European migration policy through twelve episodes—what have we learned? A comprehensive recap with veteran journalist Francis Ghilès reviews key insights on Turkey, Germany, France, and the UK; explores migration control
Migration regulation by states often fails despite extensive efforts—but why? Professor Anna Triandafyllidou, Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration at Toronto Metropolitan University, examines why
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States and Migration: The Human Movement Podcast is hosted by Emmanuel Comte, PhD. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 31 episodes.
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